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Connected discrete atomic energies and light emission in a model explaining hydrogen-like spectra.
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This is the 1913 model and its restricted successes; later quantum mechanics replaces its literal electron orbits.
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- I. On the constitution of atoms and molecules
- I. On the constitution of atoms and molecules — deposited bibliography
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N. Bohr
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Bohr: a quantum model of the atom
Connected discrete atomic energies and light emission in a model explaining hydrogen-like spectra.
Scientific scope
This is the 1913 model and its restricted successes; later quantum mechanics replaces its literal electron orbits.
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People and systems
N. Bohr
Full deposited paper byline or identified author of the scoped historical source. Association does not measure individual effort.